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The staff has spoken. CCM magazine's editors, designer and production director have made their choices for the best Christian market albums of 2005 and have also selected one album worthy of the "album of the year" title. Find out who and what...

Like most fathers when they first decide to homeschool their children, I had the desire for my children to have opportunities that far surpassed the ones offered in public schools. In this pursuit, I sacrificed our family's ability to earn more...

With ominous threats from terrorists and the moral decay of American society making prayer vital to the nation’s future, Henry Blackaby considers this year’s observance of the National Day of Prayer one of the most crucial in the 54-year history...

Why is it that we have a sense of what we ought to do, and feel a sense of guilt when we fail to do it? Why do we value things like compassion, selfless love, sacrifice, and caring for others? Why do we consider people like Mother Theresa, Albert...

“When did everybody become a witch?” As the New York Times notes, there is no perfect way of tracking witches in America, but we do know that Wicca “is more popular than ever.”

University of Kentucky computer scientists used AI technology to read an ancient script that was burned when Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD.

On talk radio and in private conversation we routinely hear people say the end is near; Christ is coming very soon.

Despite over a decade of massive international food aid, and reports that this year’s grain harvest in North Korea is up, more and more children are starving.

Warcraft is an adventure that’s fun to watch and easy to enjoy. Sadly, unless viewers are experts in the deep mythos of Azeroth, they’re likely to get lost along the journey.

When I tell my boys to say hello to "Mr. Smith," Smith will often respond by saying, "Oh, it is fine for him to call me John." Well, no, it really is not fine, because I want them to understand respect for elders and honor for authority. I want...

GENOA, Italy (AP) - She's done it so many times, it takes Chiara Cassurino only a few minutes to get ready. She'll strap on makeshift body armor fashioned from a cut-up foam mattress, don a gas mask and goggles, top it off with a construction...